Figures as published (July 30, 2026). Prices written in the article text are our catalog's figures when it was written, and prices move — each phone's current price and its status (observed with a date, or an estimate) are on its page and in the “Phones mentioned” cards below, and any device or brand count above belongs to that date.
The site used to track 400 phones; today it's 612. The focus of this batch isn't the newest releases — it's the phones people actually buy and sell every day: a used Galaxy S8 or iPhone 7, last-gen flagships like the Xiaomi 13 Pro and Find X7 Ultra, and the Honor, Oppo, Vivo and Infinix generations that fill real shop shelves.
Why older phones?
Because a huge share of the market is second-hand. When someone offers you a Galaxy S8 for around JOD 45 or an iPhone 7 for around JOD 42, there's now a full page for it: specs, our performance index, a current approximate price, and a one-tap comparison against anything new at the same money. That's how you tell a genuine bargain from a phone that's simply old.
Highlights of the batch
- The foldable Motorola Razr 60 Ultra — around JOD 749, performance index 95/100
- Oppo Find X8 Ultra — around JOD 799 (94/100)
- The slim Galaxy S25 Edge — around JOD 399 (92/100)
- Xiaomi 13 Ultra with its Leica camera — around JOD 405, and the Xiaomi 13 Pro at around JOD 315
- The gaming Nubia RedMagic 8 Pro — around JOD 289
- And for tight budgets: the iPhone 6s from around JOD 28 and Tecno Pova from around JOD 35
Site improvements shipped alongside
- A “▼ price drop” flag on phone cards — appears automatically whenever a price moves between our monthly updates
- A phone counter inside every brand chip in the filter bar
- The page URL now carries your filters: filter, copy the link, send it — it opens to the exact same results
- Press / anywhere to jump straight to search
- And browsing got noticeably lighter, especially on low-end devices
Try it: open the home page and search for your old phone — chances are it's there with its photo and a full page. Torn between two? Compare them side by side, or see the best phone in every price bracket.
What this analysis is based on
The figures here are computed from the Phones JO catalog itself — specifications taken from manufacturers’ official announcements, and prices from dated observation runs of OpenSooq listings for new units. This is not rewritten from other sites, and we have not tested the phones ourselves. Our method in detail ›
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